So that WAS the signed poster of her bat mitzvah?

"Yeah, he'd probably sit on just about anything."

Geez, you'd think Chinchilla-Con would be a thing already. Until it appears, we are not living in the future.

"Yeah… hey wait Jake, who's flying the plane?!"
"The co-pilot, Scully."

This would've been a good episode, if there were less of the Sue stuff and more about the new kids.

I use Grooveshark since Pandora has limited availability worldwide (and I prefer the former anyway).

Kaboom!

- That last line from Stray Observations is my favorite one for this episode. Just funny and sweet.

~ I would have liked "The Call of the Wild" more if it was either about an insane telemarketer or Gene in the bathroom.

"I liked the one with the beat."

The episode certainly didn't fly by for me - it was more like a seeping crawl through a tar and molasses-covered race track.

Meh. YouTube Agent Carter/Uptown Funk instead.

Or LeMo'Nique.

"Freezer Frankenstein!"

~ Myron is likely an incarnation of Ryan Murphy's oh-so precociously childhood self. At least he'll only be around for five episodes.

The town of Coeur d'Coeurs. But to narrow it down further, the Pie Hole with its many delicious looking pies and an all-around fun hang-out spot.

Yeah, that's my second choice: living in a Pokemon-ish region.

Did anyone else think from this newswire's title that this show was about to be canceled?

I'm not one to swoon over TV couples, but wow, Rose & Luisa. * fireworks * I guess the only way they'll make it work is on the run - or in a telenovela dream sequence.

That smear ad of Jimmy Jr. likely caused subconscious dancing among all of Wagstaff.